Dibs On Stuff: advanced queuing for Slack and Discord

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A screenshot of the Dibs On Stuff application in Slack. It is a snapshot of the configuration screen for setting up approved queue names. There are three entries: 1) restrict the queue named "staging" to the #deploy and #hardware channels. 2) restrict the queue named coffee to the #groceries channel. And 3) the entry "prod*" applies the restriction of ALL queues whose name starts with p-r-o-d... to be restricted to just the #deploy channel - that's right wildcard matching works a treat.
A graph displaying the time reduction that occurred when new performance enhancements were added to Dibs On Stuff. Some requests went down from 400ms to 140ms.
The language selection menu, allowing the user to choose which language to with Dibs On Stuff.
A screenshot from the Slack app marketplace, showing the old Dibs logo and the new Dibs logo. The old version is small and weak, like a baby bird without any feathers. The new version has thicker lines and a blue background - like a pterodactyl soaring across the seas.
A screenshot from Discord of the amazing queuing app named Dibs On Stuff. Dibs is a no-nonsense way to take turns (for example) with staging environments - or anything else - with your people.
A small cartoon drawing of a toaster, with a piece of bread sitting next to it in a rather disappointing fashion.
The new Call Dibs screen, where one can call dibs on an existing queue, or create a new queue. The screen allows you to pick the queue, specify an optional reason for calling dibs, and set a timeout for automatically releasing your hold on the queue. (Eg: you only need the staging server for 1 hour)
A gianotosaurus toy from one of the Jurassic sequels. Upon its head a hat. Upon the hat a conch. Upon the conch rests the fate of a thousand urgent deployments.
A screenshot from the Slack marketplace app store, which is featuring the Slack app Dibs On Stuff at the top of the page.
A screen shot of a conch named "lunch" inside the Slack app. The images displays how multiple people have claimed the "lunch" conch, allowing the next people in line to be notified when those first three people are done.